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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 24, 29 January 1923, Page 11

BAXTER'S HAS REAL MERIT. SAYS A LEADING CHEMIST. A journalist wa* chatting to a promiment chemist in Wellington the other day, and sought his opinion as to the merits of various cough remedies that were on the market. He inquired the reason for the wonderful success of Baxter's Lung Preserver. Well, to tell you the truth, said the chemist, Baxter's has real merit: thai! is the secret of its success. I know that winter after winter the same people come back for Baxter's Lung Preserver, and the preparation simply must give them relief, or else they .would not keep to it. .■"■'■ , What the chemist says is backed up by users throughout N«w Zealand. Baxter's is unique in relieving coughs, colds> influenza, whooping cough, croup, or asthma.. It quickly subdues the worst chest and lung ailments. When a sufferer is convalescent the real tonic properties of Baxter's Lung Preserver build up and revitalise the weakened system, and fortify it against relapse or future attack. This wellknown remedy, which has been on the market over fifty-seven years, is obtainable at all chemists and stores.; Price 2s 6d for a large bottle.—Advt. A. BIILD APERIENT j for ladies, children,, and infants is Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. Jt keeps the stomach in good ,order, cools the blood, and makes for permanently good health. l*urest, strongest, and freshest. Ask for Sharland's Fluid, Magnesia—larger bottle, lower price.—Advt. DUFF'S LIQUEUR FOR THE SMOKE-0. Wherever men meet in cheery good fellowship for a night's frolic, what's better than Duffs Liqueur Whisky? Old j and mellow—matured in wood. AH hotels and bottle stores. Wholesale : J. M'llraith and Co., 110, WilhVst., Wellington.—Advt. M'GAVIN'S QUENCHES. The beverage that really does quench thirst is M'Gravin's »le. Bitter and palatable; cool and refreshing. Absolutely pure and only mildly exhilarating. All hotels und bottle stoves. Bottled in Wellington only by J> M'llwuth aud Co.,